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ASX ends on a sour note, miners slump on tariff talk; Star sinks

ASX ends on a sour note, miners slump on tariff talk; Star sinks

The Australian sharemarket has wiped off its gains for the year on fears of a protracted US-China tariff war and tech sector weakness.

  • by Gemma Grant

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ASX breaks losing streak as Qantas, Medibank, Coles shares climb

ASX breaks losing streak as Qantas, Medibank, Coles shares climb

The ASX closed higher on Thursday as more major companies announced half-yearly results.

  • by Gemma Grant
ASX falls, dragged down by miners; Woolworths plunges

ASX falls, dragged down by miners; Woolworths plunges

The Australian sharemarket closed lower today dragged by miners, as a slew of disappointing company results weighed on investor sentiment.

  • by Cindy Yin
Brace for the return of Russian commodities? They never really left

Brace for the return of Russian commodities? They never really left

The West’s sanctions around oil exports and other commodities from the Putin regime are crumbling — in reality, if not in law yet. And the stakes are huge.

  • by Javier Blas
King of chaos: Wall Street is losing faith in Donald Trump

King of chaos: Wall Street is losing faith in Donald Trump

The Wall Street honeymoon Donald Trump experienced in the initial months of his new administration appears to be ending.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
ASX falls as miners, banks tumble; Domino’s shares plunge

ASX falls as miners, banks tumble; Domino’s shares plunge

The Australian sharemarket resumed its downtrend to close firmly in the red, dragged down by miners and banks, marking the sixth day of losses out of the past seven.

  • by Cindy Yin
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ASX bounces back as banks recover, WiseTech shares tumble

ASX bounces back as banks recover, WiseTech shares tumble

The Australian sharemarket edged back above the 8300 mark, led higher by banks and utilities, while software giant WiseTech plummeted more than 20 per cent.

  • by Staff writers
The $2.4 billion hack that has rattled the crypto world

The $2.4 billion hack that has rattled the crypto world

As President Donald Trump embraces crypto, we just got a reminder of why it remains the Wild West of the financial world.

  • by David Yaffe-Bellany
ASX ends poor week with another loss, CBA slumps; Nine, Domain surge

ASX ends poor week with another loss, CBA slumps; Nine, Domain surge

The Australian sharemarket lost ground on Friday, marking the worst weekly loss in more than two years for the benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index.

  • by Staff writers
ASX falls as miners, banks, property stocks tumble; Telstra gains

ASX falls as miners, banks, property stocks tumble; Telstra gains

The Australian sharemarket closed sharply lower on Thursday, its fourth day of losses, as investors digested a flurry of mixed company results and hotter-than-expected labour data.

  • by Staff writers
ASX falls for a third day, dragged down by banks as NAB shares plunge

ASX falls for a third day, dragged down by banks as NAB shares plunge

The Australian sharemarket has closed firmly in the red, weighed down by the big four banks after NAB reported slimmer profits amid rising competition for mortgages and deposits.

  • by Cindy Yin

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